Once I got started to using the plugin, it didn’t take long to find it very useful especially if you need to create more than a single form for more than one WordPress blog. But I was not being too keen on the idea of having to key in those forms too many times I decided to create a WordPress plugin for backing up and restoring the Contact Form 7 form data. It will allow me to transfer the forms data from one site to another without having to retype them.

I thought I’d share it to whoever might need it so here I am writing this post about the Contact Form 7 Backup and Restore plugin that I have created. It’s actually on it’s initial usable version so don’t expect any bells and whistles for this ‘coz I just needed to transfer what I did for one blog to another and start making changes for that blog from the restored data.

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I started using the Contact Form 7 WordPress plugin on several sites but I wasn’t about to key in all the same form data into the WordPress sites. So I decided to create this plugin to be able to backup and restore the data across several blogs that I have.

It’s basically a WordPress plugin that allows the user to backup the forms data and download it to a local file. You can later upload and restore the file on the same WordPress blog or another site that uses the same Contact Form 7 plugin.

Planned Features

If a lot of people will find it useful, I’m thinking of adding some features like selective backup and restore.

Installing the Contact Form 7 Backup and Restore plugin

Since this plugin is not yet available at WordPress.org, you will have to download it from the link below. Unzip it into your WordPress plugins directory and activate it from the WordPress plugins administration page when you login to your blog.

That’s it, you can start using the plugin.

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